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The Historical school of economics is an economic school of thought that emerged in 19th century Germany as a reaction to the ideas of the Classical School and Austrian School.
Standard Oil was an American refining company from its foundation in 1870 to its breakup by the Supreme Court in 1911.
Qualitative easing is a monetary policy whereby a central bank reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.
An action axiom is an axiom that embodies a criterion for recommending action.
Perfect competition is an imaginary construct used by some schools of thought to explain competition and monopoly in the economy.

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-*The '''[[Savings & Loan crisis]]''' was the greatest collapse of U.S. financial institutions since the [[Great Depression]].
+*The '''[[Historical school of economics]]''' is an economic school of thought that emerged in 19th century Germany as a reaction to the ideas of the Classical School and Austrian School.
-*The '''[[MisesWiki:Typos|Typos]]''' page catalogs typos in mises.org publications. If you find any, add them here.
+*'''[[Standard Oil]]''' was an American refining company from its foundation in 1870 to its breakup by the Supreme Court in 1911.
-*[[Murray Rothbard]]'s '''''[[A History of Money and Banking in the United States]]''''' covers much of [[US]] monetary history from the colonial era to [[World War II]].
+*'''[[Qualitative easing]]''' is a monetary policy whereby a central bank reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.
-*The '''[[Reverse Plaza Accord]]''' of 1995 had dramatic consequences on worldwide economy.
+*An '''[[action axiom]]''' is an axiom that embodies a criterion for recommending action.
-*'''''[[The Ethics of Money Production]]''''' is the first full study of this subject, penned by [[Jörg Guido Hülsmann]].
+*'''[[Perfect competition]]''' is an imaginary construct used by some schools of thought to explain competition and monopoly in the economy.
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